what is fssai ? how to Registered in fssai ?

Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is a government organization that regulates and supervises food safety and quality in India. It was established under the Food Safety and Standards Act, 2006. Its main aim is to ensure that the food sold in India is safe, hygienic, and meets quality standards. �
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FSSAI issues licenses and registrations to Food Business Operators (FBOs) such as:
Restaurants
Food manufacturers
Food traders
Grocery stores
Catering services
Online food businesses
Home-based food sellers
Every food business must obtain an FSSAI registration or license before starting operations. 
1. Full Form
FSSAI = Food Safety and Standards Authority of India
2. Objectives of FSSAI
The main objectives of FSSAI are:
Ensure safe and hygienic food for consumers
Regulate manufacturing, storage, distribution, and sale of food products
Set food safety standards and guidelines
Grant licenses to food businesses
Conduct food inspections and testing
Promote awareness about food safety
3. Types of FSSAI Registration / License
Type
Turnover Limit
Who Needs It
Basic Registration
Up to ₹12 lakh
Small food vendors, home food businesses
State License
₹12 lakh – ₹20 crore
Medium food businesses
Central License
Above ₹20 crore
Large companies, import/export businesses
4. FSSAI License Number
Every registered business receives a 14-digit FSSAI number.
This number must be printed on food packages and menus.
It helps track the manufacturer and safety compliance. �
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Advantages of FSSAI Registration
Builds consumer trust
Ensures food quality and safety
Improves business credibility
Provides legal protection
Helps in business expansion
Required for selling on online platforms like Swiggy, Zomato
Documents Required for FSSAI Registration
Basic registration documents:
Aadhaar card / ID proof
Passport-size photo
Address proof of business
Food business details
For state/central license:
Business registration certificate
List of food products
Equipment details
Layout plan of premises
Water test report
NOC from municipality
FSSAI Registration Process (Step-by-Step)
1️⃣ Visit the FoSCoS portal (official FSSAI portal).
2️⃣ Select Apply for FSSAI Registration / License.
3️⃣ Choose the correct license type:
Basic
State
Central
4️⃣ Fill the application form (Form A or Form B).
5️⃣ Upload required documents.
6️⃣ Pay the registration fee.
7️⃣ Application is verified by the food department.
8️⃣ If everything is correct, FSSAI certificate is issued. �
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Processing time:
Basic: 3-7 days
State: 15-30 days
Central: 30-60 days

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